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Yes I did Jeff.

Sorry to hear that Justin. I know its little comfort but I have heard personally from 3 other people this year (not from this site) that have been attacked with at least 100 chiggers each. It is a very bad year for them, very bad.

You are correct Guy. I had fixed that one right away..........

HA! We are all a little "touched" in the head. Great fun....:dance:

Righto Chris! By the way, can you see the snake photos? I see them fine. Guy say's he can't see them.

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Lot's of stories there I'll bet! Be neat if you could get someone to kind of take minutes (of the stories) and put out a little report on that. Do you meet at the Bamber Park?

Found a smooth kind of snake today in a cold sphagnum bog that something else was chewing on. I have no idea what it is: Here's one for you. Who can identify this famous pine barren plant:

Oh by the way, both of us got chigged good. We walked to a sandy spot that led out towards 542. I stopped and told Gabe..."check yourself for chiggers". He did and started swearing. I looked down and I had 'em too. You know those convertable pants than can be unzipped for shorts? I had them on...

Pinelands Paddler took me for a canoe trip in the area yesterday. He showed me Mordecai Landing, Batsto Landing, and some canals on the Batsto that were obviously generated for some type of industrial use. We paddled upstream to Batsto and ate by the mill. We just sat down next to the sawmill...

I'd like to hear it Bill.............bob

I do plan to attend. I had a great time last year. My "arggh" was because I kept going from my kitchen where the calendar is and back to the computer in the living room, and each time I did I saw a different date in my head. I saw Sept 27, then Sep 28, then finally October 28. I think as I...

Are you going to look for the iron pipe Guy? By the way, I need to check out Westcoat Bogs real soon...........

Argggh!

That electric fountain must have been way, way ahead of its time. I'll bet that would be neat resurrected from the ashes.

Scott, I like a man who honestly and unabashadly states his position, wheresoever the winds may blow; be they fair or furious in one favour or another. I hope to see your F-350 growling through these rugged and lovely pines in my golden years. Nay, even well into the next few decades and beyond.

You have permanantly left your mark in this world Stu. It is quite an accomplishment, and something you have to be very proud of. All the doubts have been washed away, and life is more complete for you. This has elevated the meaning and reward of persistance to a very high level in your mind...

Jim, please take notes on how to properly tour the pines in style. I envy you out there on bright, dry, sunny summer days. I plan to get a nicely equipped vehicle and do the same when I retire. More so to the wild areas, yes, but still, it's all good. Ain't it?

He was "in" by Beaver Run that "comes out of the Plains"..... I love it. I talk to myself sometimes like that. Tonite I was thinking of Oyster Creek...."I gotta get down in there soon"...I said to myself as I zoomed North along the Parkway.

They're not? That's news to me. Where did you hear that? Oh, wait a minute. You are correct. They are just threatened, right?